Falklands War Collection

HMS Conqueror submarine returns to Faslane Holy Loch after sinking Argentine battleship General Belgrano South Atlantic Falklands War, July 1982

The RFA Sir Tristram enters the River Tyne after an 8, 000 mile rescue operation following the Falklands Conflict. On board were a handful of ship repair yard workers

1982 War Memorial in Port Stanley, Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas), South America

ROYAL MARINES RAISE UNION JACK OVER THE FALKLAND ISLANDS 1982

Illustration, Harrier Jump Jet, elevated front view

Prince Andrew returns from the Falklands War. Pictured with Prince Philip at Portsmouth - 17th September 1982

Simon Weston a Falklands War casuality seen here in April 1989

Margaret Thatcher with Admiral Sir Terence Lewin leaving Falklands Islands Service at St Pauls Cathedral, London - 26th July 1982

SIMON WESTON, FALKLANDS WAR VETERAN -1989

Prince Andrew reunited with family at Portsmouth - 17th September 1982

VULCAN BOMBERS DOING A FLY PAST OF ST PAULS DURING THE FALKLANDS WAR VICTORY PARADE - 12TH OCTOBER 1982

THE WAR CABINET EMERGES FROM NO 10 DURING THE FALKLANDS WAR. CENTRE IS FRANCIS PYM ON RIGHT WILLIE WHITELAW - 22 MAY 1982

Men of the year lunch. Pictured, Norman Tebbit, MP, with Falklands War veteran Simon Weston, 6th November 1985

The return of the Europic Ferry from the Falklands War, Southampton. Pictured, men are greeted by awaiting families. 17th July 1982

The men of the 29th Marine Commando Royal Artillery return from the Falklands. They wade ashore at Plymouth from the same landing craft used in their invasion of San Carlos Bay

Fallen heroes from the Falklands come home. Sixty four bodies are brought back in Union Jack draped containers aboard the Royal Fleet Auxiliary Sir Bedivere. Southampton

The return of the Europic Ferry from the Falklands War, Southampton. Pictured, Lance Bombardier Paul Smith, from Nottingham, celebrates his safe return with Sunday Mirror Task Force Ale

Falklands Victory Parade, London. 12th October 1982

The Prime Minister Mrs Margaret Thatcher at the Luncheon held for the Falklands heroes at The Guildhall, London. 12th October 1982

British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher meets disabled veterans at the Falklands Victory Parade Banquet at the Guildhall, London, 12th October 1982

Falklands Victory Parade, London. 12th October 1982

Royal Fleet auxiliary "Sir Lancelot"and repair vessel Stena Seaspread arrive
Royal Fleet auxiliary " Sir Lancelot" and repair vessel Stena Seaspread arrive back from the South Atlantic. They are returning from the Falklands to a heros welcome at Portsmouth

The launch of the Cunard container ship Atlantic Conveyor, at Wallsend on Tyne. Atlantic Conveyor was later requisitioned during the Falklands War

Two wives watch as the The Atlantic Conveyor, a British merchant navy ship, which was requisitioned during the Falklands War, leaves Liverpool to be refitted and join the fleet

Captain Ian North of the Atlantic Conveyor, a British merchant navy ship, which was requisitioned during the Falklands War

A welcome home for one of the survivors of the Atlantic Conveyor. A British merchant navy ship which was requisitioned during the Falklands War

The Queen observes a minutes silence - which she ordered - for the Falklands Task Force at the Trooping of the Colour ceremony with 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards, Horse Guards Parade, , London

HMS Endurance docking in Chatham Naval Base after returning from the South Atlantic confilct with Argentina. The ship brought back marines from South Georgia. August 1982

Prince Andrew laying wreath at Falkland War Memorial in St Pauls Cathedral - June 1985

Falkland Islands conflict 1982

Falkland Islands re-visited. War graves - 5th March 1999

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh leaving St Pauls Cathedral after the Falklands War Service - 26th July 1982

R / L CHRISTIAN BERNTSEN AND STEVEN DICKSON WITH UNKNOWN BRITISH PARA, SAN CARLOS
R/L CHRISTIAN BERNTSEN AND STEVEN DICKSON WITH UNKNOWN BRITISH PARA, SAN CARLOS, FALKLAND ISLANDS - 1982

Defence Secretary John Nott making an announcement that British troops are firmly established on the Falkland Islands after a day of fighting - 21st May 1982

Defence Secretary John Nott placing wreath on memorial in the Falkland Islands cemetery - October 1982

WIFE OF BRITISH SERVICEMAN WIPES AWAY THE TEARS DURING FAMILY REUNION BACK FROM THE FALKLAND ISLANDS - 1982

BRITISH SERVICEMEN AT THE START OF THE FALKLANDS PARADE THROUGH THE CITY OF LONDON - 12TH OCTOBER 1982

HMS ILLUSTRIOUS LEAVES FOR THE FALKLANDS - 5TH APRIL 1982

Smiles from Prince Andrew and Queen Elizabeth II, his mother, as the Royal Navy Aircraft Carrier HMS Invincible returned to Portsmouth after service in the Falklands War - 17th September 1982

Eight and a half thousand bottles of specially brewed beer have been flown out to the Falkland Islands, thats one bottle each for the troops stationed on the islands

The liner QE2 departs from Southampton to take British soldiers off to war in the Falkland Islands. After saying goodbye to tearful family members the soldiers boarded the ship

Royal Fleet auxiliary "Sir Lancelot"(pictured
Royal Fleet auxiliary " Sir Lancelot" (pictured) and repair vessel Stena Seaspread arrive back from the South Atlantic

Emotional scenes at Brize Norton as the survivors of the container ship Atlantic Conveyor return home. The133 merchant seamen

The cruise ship Canberra arrives back at her berth in Southampton Docks. She has returned from the Falklands bringing Marines and servicemen home after the conflict

Britains luxury cruise liner Canberra sets sail from Southampton with its cargo of troops heading to the Falkland Islands, prepared for war

Canberra leaves Southampton for the Falkland Islands. Pictured, being seen off by bands and well wishers. 9th April 1982

Mrs Thatcher leaving from 10 Downing Street for the House of Commons to attend the emergency session of the Falklands Islands debate. 3rd April 1982

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. Pictured on the day she attends an emergency session on the Falklands Islands debate which is held at the House of Commons. 3rd April 1982

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"Remembering the Falklands War: A Tale of Courage, Sacrifice, and Triumph" In 1982, the HMS Conqueror submarine returned to Faslane Holy Loch after a historic mission - sinking the Argentine battleship during the Falklands War. This moment marked a significant turning point in the conflict. Another remarkable event was when the RFA Sir Tristram entered the River Tyne after an arduous 8, 000-mile rescue operation. The ship's crew had displayed immense bravery and determination in saving lives amidst chaos and danger. The 1982 War Memorial in Port Stanley stands as a solemn reminder of those who lost their lives during this fierce battle for control over the Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas) in South America. It serves as a tribute to their unwavering commitment to defending their homeland. An illustration captures an elevated front view of a Harrier Jump Jet - symbolizing both British ingenuity and military prowess during this conflict. These aircraft played a crucial role in securing victory for Britain. A powerful image depicts Royal Marines raising the Union Jack over the Falkland Islands in 1982. Their unwavering dedication ensured that these remote islands remained under British sovereignty. As heroes return from war, we witness touching moments like when men from the 29th Marine Commando Royal Artillery come back home from serving on distant shores. Their reunion with loved ones is filled with joy and relief. The streets of London came alive on October 12th, 1982, during an exultant Falklands Victory Parade. Crowds cheered as they celebrated not only triumph but also unity among fellow countrymen who fought valiantly overseas. Prince Andrew's return from his service in the Falklands War is captured alongside Prince Philip at Portsmouth – two generations united by duty and pride for their nation's achievements abroad. Simon Weston, one of many brave veterans wounded during this conflict, is seen here in April 1989.